Society & Economicsarticle2026-10-10

THE LIMINAL FIELD: PERMEATION

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OpenAIRE Short Description An ontological reflection on permeation as a principle of animation. The text explores love as a structural and permeating flow that, when conceived, becomes a conscious source of animation, transmission, and self-giving within the liminal architecture of existence. Abstract This work introduces permeation as a fundamental principle of animation and existence. Permeation is described as a continuous flow of love understood not as emotion, but as an ontological structure capable of animating through total self-offering. The text distinguishes between being crossed by a flow and being permeated by it, proposing conception as the necessary condition through which animation becomes conscious. Presence, attention, and awareness act as mediating factors that allow the individual to receive and transmit the permeating flow. Love is redefined as a foundational and all-encompassing principle, an informational and holographic nucleus from which animation, existence, and transmission emerge. The work contributes to a broader ontology of consciousness, animation, and liminal fields. Extended Description This work examines permeation as a foundational process through which animation operates within existence. Rather than interpreting love as an emotional state, the text proposes it as an ontological structure and a permeating field capable of animating all levels of reality. A distinction is drawn between being unconsciously crossed by a flow and consciously permeated by it, emphasizing conception as the condition that enables awareness and transmission. Presence, attention, and resonance function as mediators of this process. The author further develops the idea of an informational holographic nucleus of love, shared by all beings and serving as the root structure that sustains animation and continuity. The text contributes to the conceptual framework of the Liminal Field by integrating love, animation, consciousness, and informational ontology into a unified model.

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View paper (DOI)Open access versionOpenAlexZenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)Published 2026-10-10

Authors: Oliva FMOO